County Limerick, Ireland – Centenarian farmer Jeremiah Clifford recently passed away at the remarkable age of 108, leaving behind a legacy of unwavering dedication to his craft. Mr Clifford actively participated in farming activities up until his final days in the rural County Limerick community.

This season, Clifford showcased his tenacity and vigor by not only hunting with foxhounds but also lending a hand in planting crops for the year. Despite living for over a century, his passion for farming and commitment to the community never wavered.

Jeremiah Clifford’s life serves as an inspiration to people worldwide, demonstrating that even after a century of living, one can continue to pursue hobbies and engage in meaningful work. His zeal for farming and participation in the community until his last moments garnered admiration and respect from his peers and neighbors alike.

As individuals across the globe hear of Clifford’s story, they are reminded of the power of human resilience and perseverance, proving that age is just a number when it comes to remaining active and making a difference in one’s community.

Gloucester Citizen – Tuesday 21 April 1903